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The 28 pages that link to Christology, each with the reason it gives.

• ArianismNarrower topic: Arianism is a dispute about whether Christ is fully divine or a created being.

• JesusRelated: Christology organizes Christian claims about who Jesus is.

• Council of ChalcedonNarrower topic: The council’s central decisions belong to the history of Christological debate.

• Christian theologyBroader topic: It examines the central figure of Christian belief in detail.

• Resurrection of JesusRelated: The resurrection is used in Christian traditions to support claims about Jesus’s status and identity.

• Oriental Orthodox ChurchesNarrower topic: The communion’s divisions and shared teachings center on how Christ’s divinity and humanity are understood.

• Arian controversyNarrower topic: The debate was an early, formative conflict over Christ’s identity and divine status.

• NestorianismNarrower topic: Nestorianism is one position within debates over Christ’s identity.

• TheotokosNarrower topic: Theotokos functions as a concise claim within Christian accounts of Christ.

• Pope Leo INarrower topic: Leo’s most influential doctrinal work addressed how Christ is both divine and human.

• Hypostatic unionNarrower topic: The hypostatic union is a central claim within accounts of Christ’s identity.

• UnitarianismNarrower topic: Unitarian teaching takes shape through its account of Jesus as distinct from God.

• DocetismNarrower topic: Docetism is one early answer to Christological questions about divinity and humanity.

• Son of ManNarrower topic: Interpretations of Son of Man sayings contribute to broader accounts of who Jesus is.

• Gregory of NazianzusNarrower topic: His teaching that Christ assumed a complete human nature became a landmark in Christology.

• Theodore the StuditeNarrower topic: Theodore argued that denying images of Christ threatened the reality of his human incarnation.

• First Epistle of JohnNarrower topic: The letter’s tests of belief center on who Jesus is and what his coming means.

• Epistle to the HebrewsNarrower topic: Hebrews contributes a distinctive account of Jesus’ divine status, suffering, and priestly work.

• Jesus PrayerNarrower topic: Its titles for Jesus express claims about his divine identity.

• Romanos the MelodistRelated: Romanos’s hymns give poetic form to debates about Christ’s humanity and divinity.

• Chalcedonian ChristianityNarrower topic: Chalcedonian Christianity is defined by a particular answer to Christological questions.

• First Epistle of PeterNarrower topic: The letter's account of Christ's suffering, resurrection, and exaltation anchors its message.

• Second Epistle of JohnNarrower topic: The letter's warning turns on what teachers confess about Jesus Christ.

• SocinianismNarrower topic: Socinian disputes about Christ’s nature were central to the movement’s theology.

• Virgin birth of JesusNarrower topic: The virgin birth became one element in accounts of who Jesus is and how he entered human life.

• Epistle to the ColossiansNarrower topic: The letter’s account of Christ’s cosmic status anchors its teaching.

• History of Oriental OrthodoxyNarrower topic: Disputes about Christ’s nature lay at the heart of the historical divisions.

• Peter ChrysologusRelated: Questions about Christ’s humanity and divinity recur in Peter’s sermons.